The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.


Miss Belle Winter, of Atlanta, is at Mr..
Cox's boarding house
Senator R. II. jackson will preach at
Buptist church tonight, Wednesday.
1t is not conducive to health to die
cellars or remove earth in warm weather
Our summer visitors are delighted with
our climate and pure water.
Marietta holds her own as a summer
resort The town is full of visitors.
Miss Lizzie Kinsel, Of Atlanta is visit
ing Miss Alice York
The town is full of pretty girls, and the
boys are slow to get married.
The watermelon crop seems to be a
very large one this year.
Mineral prospectors 90 up into the
mountains of North Georgia every week.
Crops are the finest we have had in
this county since the war.
-DIED.-Mr. Jeff Ireland died at Austel
on Wednesday of last week.
Rev Mr.. Spalding preached at the Bap-
list Church last Sunday morning.
Mrs II. Reid has bought the Goodwin
cottage on Anderson street.
MIR. H. Reid is building dwelling on
his farm on Bellies Ferry road.
General Henry R jackson arrived in
the city last Sunday.
I Capt. j. G. Hughes and daughter, Gus.
sic, left for Memphis, Tenn, last week
Mrs Julia DuPre and children, of
Gainesville are visiting in the city.
-FoR RENr-Five room brick dwelling,
on Atlanta street, large lot, good water, and
near the square. Apply at this Office.
Mrs. Anna Stanford and Mrs. Joe
Rooney and two children OF Americas, are
spending the summer in the city.
"A petition for an election on stocklaw
in Marietta district is advertised in this is
sue
Mrs. Hamin, of Lynohburg, Va, is
visiting her sister Mrs Hutchinson. on Law
renee street.
Every boarding house in town is full of
summer visitors The Whitlock House is
also crowded.
Mr. j. B. Daniel has bought lot from
Mr.. R. n. Holland on Locust Street, and
will erect two cottages at once.
Please come in at once and give me
your notes for Guano and Supplies.
B. R. LEGG.
Sessions, Handy Co are offering
inducements in tobaGcQs. Tobacco at 5cts
a plug, lbs good tobacco fos $l.00
Special low prices to boarding houses
in want OF furniture at Hirschs.
Church street has been cut down in
front OF the Presbyterian Church and filed
in this side
Good Sorghum crop this year. Get
new Canemills or old ones repaired, at G.
S. iiurnaps Phoenix Foundry.
Cobb Musical Cqnyention will be held
at Ebenezer Church. Friday before the first
Sunday in August.
Captain Donaldson of Antetiam N. c.,
is the successor of Captain J. G. Hughes as
Superintendent of National Cemetery.
Why is it that some men claiming i'm
portance in their particular community
can4ot understand their individual obliga-
ton to support koae newspapers?
Our customers will please come and
! give their notes for guano and supplies
A. A. FLETCHER g. Co.
Brain coverings for Giant intellects
at Sessions, Handy & Co
"A nice Inc Of Walnut Bed Room Suits
at Hirsch's.
The Phoenix Agricultural Ciub will
hold meeting at Union Chapel, on We'd
nesday, August Bird. All friends cordially
invited and their baskets also.
We cell attention to the advertisement
of Ebenezer College at Cochran. Professor
King had an attendance Of 50 last session
and promises to do better next term.
Rev. Mr.. Myers, District Superintend-
ent of the American Bible Society, preach
ed at the Methodist Church last Sunday
morning,
We took jaunt through lie lower part
of Cobb county last Thursday and we ney-
er saw finer crops growing. The prospect
is indeed all that could be desirable for a
boentifpl corn and cotton crop
-Parasols and fans at New York cost
at Hirsch's
--25 Cigars given to the man with the
best gfip, at Sessions, Handy & Co.
OR customers will please come and
give their notes for guano and supplies.
A. A. FLEfoHaB 4 Co.
Mr.. w E. Granting and Prof. j. C.
Harris attended the Grand Lodge of the
american Legion of Honor at Townsville.
| The Grand Lodge will hold their next meet
ing in Marietta next July.
The Piedmont Exposition advertise
that they will have barbecue on Kenne-
saw battle-felds for the beueft of the Fed
eral veterans who may atrend the Exposi-
t;On in October. They say they will ac-
commodate 10000 people
We offer one years subscription to the
Journal for the largest Watermelon brought
to this Office and six months subscription
for the next largest by the first of Septem.
Der The watermelons, of course, to be the
property Of the Journal.
Sessions, Handy & Co. are still head
quarters for Riee
MONEY TO LoAN-We can mike loan.
Of money at reasonable rates upon either
town or farm property
JOE B. ALEXANDER,
Gro. Il. GoBER
n. } Wheeler who has been running q
registered distillery in Cherokee county